A little bling for 6637 Filter!
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02-27-2008, 02:39 PM
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6637 is a NAPA part number. The filter is about 12" long. I'll see if I can find the dimensions and post them for you. This might take a few minutes.
Filter info: http://www.napaonline.com/NOLPPSE/(...6637_0006473389
Exhaust elbow info: http://www.napaonline.com/NOLPPSE/(...99+99999+109999
#47
02-27-2008, 02:46 PM
One thing to keep in mind on the exhaust elbow. Since the filter is sucking in ambient air which has humidity, if you go wiht an aluminized elbow, keep a close eye on it so you can change it when it starts rusting. I just got through getting a stainless elbow for mine so I wouldn't have to worry about that particular issue.
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02-27-2008, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by F250_
One thing to keep in mind on the exhaust elbow. Since the filter is sucking in ambient air which has humidity, if you go wiht an aluminized elbow, keep a close eye on it so you can change it when it starts rusting. I just got through getting a stainless elbow for mine so I wouldn't have to worry about that particular issue.
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02-27-2008, 04:08 PM
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so how can i get a couple of the 6637 filter covers? i cant pm because im new on this site can someone give me an e-mail address? for pete(f250_) or send me some info on how to get one thanks steve camojeeper@sbcglobal.net
#52
03-04-2008, 03:11 PM
Originally Posted by F250_
I have an email correction to make for contacting me, guys. Hope this doesn't get confusing.
Yahoo email has now dropped my last message, and I am moving my account to Google's Gmail service. I responded to one of you last night, only to find that even as of this morning, my reply had not gotten to him. I've had other messages go through delivery delays anywahere from 4-5 days all the way to "never showing up". This has been true on both sending and receiving. So, anyway... I can now be reached directly by emailing me at:
filtercovers@gmail.com
Yahoo email has now dropped my last message, and I am moving my account to Google's Gmail service. I responded to one of you last night, only to find that even as of this morning, my reply had not gotten to him. I've had other messages go through delivery delays anywahere from 4-5 days all the way to "never showing up". This has been true on both sending and receiving. So, anyway... I can now be reached directly by emailing me at:
filtercovers@gmail.com
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#59
03-04-2008, 07:39 PM
Built it. its 3 inch PVC about 6-8 inches long with each end capped. two 3/4 inch barbed fittings threading into the top and a few inch off the bottom. It has a petcock in the bottom to drain any oil. Then the guts are scotch brite pads cut into circles and copper pot scrubbers. those fill the entire inside. The pot scrubbers in the bottom and finer scotch brite pads toward the top. Flow is from bottom to top.
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